Abstract
The global increase in electronic waste (e-waste) necessitates efficient recycling methods to mitigate environmental impact and recover valuable materials. This paper proposes two innovative methodologies for e-waste management, leveraging the strengths of both unorganized and organized sectors. The first method integrates collection, disassembly, and segregation by unorganized units with advanced metal recovery processes by professional recyclers, ensuring maximum yield and minimal environmental harm. The second method focuses on loosening components from PCBs using a combination of chemical and mechanical processes, followed by repurposing shredded PCB pieces into various decorative and household items. This dual approach aims to enhance sustainability, promote eco-friendly practices, and create a profitable business model for e-waste recycling.
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